Achieve Recovery Services

Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust (GMMH) is proud to be the lead provider of substance use treatment and recovery service in the boroughs of Bury, Bolton, Salford and Trafford. 

Under the name ‘Achieve’ we focus on delivering innovative and high performing substance use treatment and recovery with our partners using a proven approach that will promptly identify and support people affected by alcohol or drug use into appropriate treatment. We are committed to improving health and social outcomes for service users and families allowing more people to make a meaningful recovery from drug and alcohol use.

Achieve Bury, Bolton, Salford and Trafford provides a service which has a sustainable impact on the health and wellbeing of the residents of Bury, Bolton, Salford and Trafford which will reduce the impact of alcohol and drug use on children, young people and families.

We work collaboratively with a wide spectrum of local health and social care providers with specific focus on relationships with mental health services, criminal justice agencies, the third sector and other organisations who are involved in the promotion of recovery and rehabilitation.

We provide drug and alcohol treatment and recovery services to individuals, families and communities. We take a person-focused approach, encouraging positive, lasting change to support wellbeing and help people achieve their potential.

Achieve; helping you bring your goals to reality.
 

Download the latest Achieve Newsletter

 

Text reads: 'Greater Manchester Mental Health's Achieve Treatment and Recovery Service's Community Development Newsletter. Issue number 17 Date: April 2024 Contents: • Dry January • Carers Connecting • Next Steps • Achieve Talent Pod • Feedback • Practically Volunteering • International Women’s Day • Nutrition and Hydration Week • Project Free • Plus More Dry January Choices and Changes During Dry January Achieve were out and about in Bury, Bolton, Salford and Trafford, providing opportunities for people to engage in conversations regarding the use of alcohol. As well as providing information regarding the affects and impact on self and others; access to services, treatment and support was also shared. Community members and colleagues came together to reflect and respond. Read more on pages 2 & 3'. At the top of the image there is Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust's logo and the Achieve logo. On the bottom right of the image there is a photo of an Achieve staff member standing next to a large Achieve promotional banner at an event. He is standing behind a table with lots of leaflets and posters.

Read the latest Community Development Newsletter (Spring 2023-2024)

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Achieve Bolton

Achieve Bolton

Achieve Bolton

Contact details and information about Achieve Recovery Services in Bolton

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Achieve Bury

Achieve Bury

Achieve Bury

Contact details and information about Achieve Recovery Services in Bury

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Achieve Salford

Achieve Salford

Achieve Salford

Contact details and information about Achieve Recovery Services in Salford

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Achieve Trafford

Achieve Trafford

Achieve Trafford

Contact details and information about Achieve Recovery Services in Trafford

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Achieve Young People's Service

Achieve Young People's Service

Achieve Young People's Service

We offer expert advice and information on drugs, alcohol and other substances to young people (up to the age of 21) living in Bury, Trafford and Salford.

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Helpful Resources

Helpful Resources

Helpful Resources

Resources for wellbeing and recovery including self-help workbook, Family Concern booklet and support groups

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Helpful Resources

Helpful Resources

Harm Reduction

Videos with information and tips on reducing harm when using substances

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As a patient

As a service user, relative or carer using our services, sometimes you may need to turn to someone for help, advice, and support. 

Find resources for carers and service users  Contact the Trust